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Because he doesn't see it coming," Watters told students. Fauci responded to the comments, describing them as "crazy" and saying that Watters "should be fired on the spot" by Fox. But, at the time, Fauci predicted that Watters would go "unaccountable" at Fox.

Fauci was soon proved correct as the network issued a statement of support for Watters soon after. That was just one of the many controversies Watters has gotten himself in over the years. In years past, Watters survived a scandal related to racially stereotyping different cultural groups in man-on-the-street segments, as well as for a comment about Ivanka Trump widely interrupted as sexual innuendo.

But throughout, Watters has continued to be a ratings success for Fox. Watters served as one of Trump's most ardent defenders on cable television while the former president was in the White House, which earned him applause and interviews from the former administration and its allies.

And, in return, Fox has continued to support and promote Watters. Watters was given a Saturday night show in The Wildcats had a huge advantage at the foul line, making 20 of 28 free throws, while the Chargers didn't attempt a single free throw. We had some runs that looked really good, but we had lapses that looked really bad," said Dow coach Mark Dickerson.

Unfortunately, we ran into some major foul issues in the fourth quarter, and Alpena capitalized by scoring 15 points at the free throw line to put the game well out of reach. Tonight was a perfect example of how those fouls add up," he added.

We won't beat anybody when we commit fouls at that rate. Our practices are very physical, because we have to be able to play against tough, physical teams, but we have to balance that physicality in practice when it comes to game time.

Freshman Halen McLaughlin scored 31 points Tuesday to lead Meridian to a rout of Unionville-Sebewaing in nonconference girls' basketball. The Mustangs led after one quarter and by halftime before outscoring the Patriots in the second half. I was really pleased with the way we executed our halfcourt offense.

The ball was really moving, and we took the right shots. Katie Chinavare had 10 points and seven rebounds for the Mustangs, while Taylor Hopkins had six points, and McLaughlin had five steals and four assists.